Syndication methodology to dynamically place digital assets on non-related web sites
CA 2419056 C · Owner: Wetzel, John E. · Inventors: Wetzel, John E.; Martin, Richard D.
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Digital assets are syndicated by constructing a web page and inserting into the web page JavaScript associated with a digital asset that is desired to be part of a fully rendered web page. The content of the digital asset is not initially part of the web page. The script when executed by a browser, requests the content of the digital asset from a remote site (1). The request includes a uniform resource identifier (URI) of the web page and a unique identifier of the selected content. The remote site receives the request and authenticates whether the URI is authorized to receive the selected content (3). If so, the remote site locates the selected content and sends the selected …
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- Filed August 7, 2001 and granted July 24, 2012. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended August 7, 2021.
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